Byrd v. Byrd
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Action for money had and received; from Gordon superior court —Judge Tarver. May 5, 1917. <
1Opinion of the CourtWade, C. J.
1. The plaintiff in error brought an action for money had and received- against her daughter-in-law, to recover $1,531, which she testified she had given to the defendant for the specific purpose of aiding in the purchase of a home to be occupied jointly by them. The defendant answered and testified that the money was given to her under an- agreement that .she would take care of and provide for the donor during the remainder of her life. The evidence was in conflict as to the .consideration or condition of the gift, and the jury were authorized to find in favor of the contention of the…
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